From Reykjavik, Iceland to Ephesus, Turkey
If you haven’t decided which cruise to opt for, there is still time to make a good choice for this summer and the prices are better than throughout the season, even if the discounts are coming to an end. The fact that prices have dropped in the last week tells me that there are still enough cabins available. But from my experience during the summer I only saw fully booked ships, so the companies will pull out all the marketing strategies in order to exceed the financial forecast announced for this year.
Few seasonal programs are as complex as that of Royal Caribbean International. The European summer program lines up nine award-winning ships that will cross 25 countries from the northernmost to the southernmost point of the continent, touching the Amalfi Coast, the Canary or Greek Islands, the Holy Land, Croatia or the British Isles. The program starts in May and has availability in 35 destinations for cruises from 5 to 12 nights. You can choose ships of all sizes, from the smallest but very chic Rapsody of the Seas (78,878 GT and 1,998 passengers) to the largest class in the world with Symphony of the Seas (228,081 GT and 6,680 passengers)
Now let’s see each ship and their destinations during the European summer.
Odyssey of the Seas – Cruising from: Rome
Choice of 7- to 9- night cruises from Rome to Naples, Italy; the Greek Isles with Santorini or Mykonos and Turkey, as well as 12-night Holy Land sailings to the historic, bustling cities of Limassol, Cyprus; Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey and Jerusalem, Israel.
Anthem of the Seas – Cruising from: Southampton, England
Choice of 7-night adventures to Spain and France, or the Norwegian Fjords. New destinations to Anthem, including Maloy and Haugesund, Norway, and Cork, Ireland. Longer, 11- and 12-night vacations will go further to places such as Lisbon, Portugal; Vigo, Spain; and the Canary Islands.
Symphony of the Seas – Cruising from: Barcelona and Rome
Choice of 7-night cruises, from Barcelona or Rome to the Western Mediterranean with destinations like Naples, Palma de Mallorca, Spain, and Provence, France and also marveling at the Duomo in Florence, Italy or exploring 14th-century castles and cathedrals in Mallorca.
Explorer of the Seas – Cruising from: Venice (Ravenna), Italy
Choice of 7-night cruises that will sail to the Greek Isles and beyond to Adriatic and Mediterranean gems such as Kotor, Montenegro, and Chania, Crete. New to Ravenna, Italy, Explorer will explore the Aegean Sea and visit Olympia, Greece for the first time.
Rhapsody of the Seas – Cruising from: Haifa, Israel, and Limassol, Cyprus
Choice of 7-night sailings as the first Royal Caribbean ship to sail from Limassol and Haifa, Israel, all in one season. A combination of ports of call in Turkey, Israel and Greece, including first-time destinations for the cruise line, like Skiathos and Thessaloniki, Greece. Starting in September, the ship will take off on short 4- and 5-night getaways from Haifa and visit Cyprus and the Greek Isles.
Jewel of the Seas – Cruising from: Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Choice of 12-night sailings from Amsterdam, the Netherlands, to the Arctic Circle, the British Isles, Iceland and Ireland. Picturesque destinations, including the Blue Lagoon in Reykjavik and the White Cliffs of Dover in England, will be just a night’s rest away.
Enchantment of the Seas – Cruising from: Athens (Piraeus), Greece to Venice (Ravenna), Italy and Barcelona, Spain to Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Choice of 7-night sailings starting from the scenic Amalfi Coast through the mysterious Sicilian city of Messina to the Greek Islands of Santorini, Mykonos, Greece in the Aegean Sea and to the oriental Kusadasi where you will discover the historic port city of Ephesus, Turkey. Or choose the Adriatic Sea starting from the romantic city of Venice to the Mediterranean Sea on the Cote d’Azur, Nice (Villefranche), France to Barcelona, Spain
Royal Caribbean International is a cruise line brand founded in 1968 in Norway and it is the largest cruise line by revenue and second largest by passengers counts. Their current fleet consists of 26 ships of 6 classes. They also operate two privately owned resorts that are used as stops on some Caribbean and Bahamas itineraries.
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